Supreme Court of India
The State of West Bengal v. Nripendra Nath Bagchi
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l Constitution of India Art. 235-High Court's Control over subordinate courts-Control whether includes disciplinary powers-Inquiry Into Conduct of District Judge whether to be made by High Court or by the State Govern ment-West Bengal Service Rules-Rule ?5(a)-Service period whether can be extended for purpose of enquiry against officer. The respondent was appointed a Munsif on November 10, 1927. After promotion he became an Additional District and Sessions Judge and offi· ciated at several stations as District and Sessions Judge but was never confirmed as such. In the ordinary course he was
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